After this resolution, the previous raw firebase query that I had, started to fail:
const fooCollection = db.collection("foo");
const barCollection = db.collection("bar");
It was working before this fix.
After this resolution, the previous raw firebase query that I had, started to fail:
const fooCollection = db.collection("foo");
const barCollection = db.collection("bar");
It was working before this fix.
For who needs: db.collection('foo')
is not available anymore, needs to be db.firestore().collection('foo')
.
Would be nice to be informed about breaking changes like that.
That's a very good catch, @eliasjnior. Thanks for reaching out and for sharing an update after the fact. The latter is the more semantic - and preferred - approach, but we obviously never want to introduce any breaking changes. This is probably just something we overlooked in trying to get a fix out for the DEFAULT_FIREBASE_DATEBASE_ID
issue, but I'll confirm and update where needed.
Apologies for the breaking change, but thanks for flagging!